Jefferson High School - Statesman Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Debbie Manthei expresses her excite- ment on being chosen as the 1978 Homecoming queen while Pegi Petersen, 1977 queen, waits to con- gratulate her. omecoming is something of the past now, but there are many memories to look back on. Several things were changed this year. The date was moved back a couple of weeks from last year, to October 20-21. A new tradition was started this year. For the first time in the schooI's history, the performing arts department had a representive escort a finalist. The senior class voted on 25 girls. Out of the 25, the juniors and seniors narrowed the field to 10 finalists. From those 10, the queen was chosen. Student Council held a bonfire and pep rally on the school grounds the night before the game. Homecoming turned out really well this year, and there was a lot of hard work put into it, stated senior Carolyn Banes. iii' S 16 Homecoming , y,-G is l T 1 0 3 aug Menthel, Mary Lester, Jennifer Hlttenmlller, Jean Mottet, Sheryll Hlavacek, Llea Campbell, Lorl Lewle, Kelly Glbeon, Annette Feaker. Second row Chrletlne Pohlena, Debbie Pulkrab, Polly Hildebrand. Julle Nowlen, June Dvorak, Sue Jellnek, Beth Thompson. Beck row Doreen Pezour, Julle Anderson, Diane Stonee, Tina Phillip, Mary Blckel, Jeanne Bremmer, Michelle Ollac, Deb Cocclole. I 4?

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3' 3 2 4. Excitement, suspense, and enjoyment combine to make Homecoming 1978 a success for all students and alumni. Senior Jane Couser congratulates Jean Mottet on her selection as one of the 25 Homecoming semi-finalists.